Cultural Explorations
IGNITE YOUR CURIOSITY
Change the way you see the world. Travel with Crow Canyon’s Cultural Explorations team—and discover the global context of human history.
Every travel seminar is inspired by Crow Canyon’s mission-based projects, and hand-crafted to incorporate archaeological research, educational outreach, and American Indian knowledge. Program lengths and destinations vary.
Our travelers believe in Crow Canyon’s mission, and participate in programs that deepen their knowledge, understanding, and appreciation for human history and descendant communities.
Why travel with Crow Canyon?
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- Guided by archaeologists, cultural specialists, tribal members, and other experts
- Be part of a lively exchange of ideas
- Enjoy limited group sizes and behind-the-scenes tours
- Traverse sacred landscapes with privileged access to sites
- Visit with respect
Travel with Crow Canyon: Dr. Bill Lipe’s Story
Travel with Crow Canyon: Dr. Joseph Suina’s Story
Lyle Balenquah, Crow Canyon programs and rock art
UPCOMING CULTURAL EXPLORATIONS
SOLD OUT! Backcountry Archaeology: Hiking the Bears Ears
Blanding, UT
04-02-2023
Be Curious, Be Brave...Carved into the banded sandstone of Bears Ears National Monument are twisting gorges and deep canyons. Careful and persistent...
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Starting at: $3,700
SOLD OUT! Chaco to Mesa Verde
Durango, CO
04-23-2023
Be Curious, Be Brave... Join us on an exploration of the archaeology, cultural history, and high desert landscapes of southwestern Colorado and...
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Starting at: $3,000
Pueblo Weaving Workshop: Field Trip to Bears Ears & more
Cortez, CO
08-06-2023
In this exciting, activity-filled cultural experience, you’ll have the opportunity to learn about all things Pueblo – past and present. First,...
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Starting at: $3,300
SOLD OUT! Uintah Fremont Pathways
Vernal, UT
09-10-2023
Explore the fascinating cultural history of the Uintah Fremont who once lived in remote canyons and bluffs in and around the Green River of northern...
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Starting at: $3,300
"They are all unique opportunities to visit a place and discover the human history with knowledgeable scholars and fellow travelers who share an interest in learning about the past."
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Our Research Themes
Our projects address a wide variety of interrelated issues relevant not only to archaeologists but to educators, policy makers, advocacy groups, and Indigenous peoples.
Humans and the Environment
We study how humans responded to environmental change in the past and the implications for environmental policy.
Multivocal Histories
We promote respect for different cultures and preserve traditional knowledge, past and present.
Cultural and Scientific Literacy
As a social science with deep roots in STEM, archaeology helps students become critical thinkers and lifelong learners.
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